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Wellshurg.

Mr. James F. Murphy, al, attache OF the IsrrI11.
uGScER Office. spent Sabbath hero visiting friends
1Co,noral John Better. Of the Allegheny arsenal,
ana kililan soel Of Pittsburgh, were OF The guests
o. Mf. M&rstn Miller this week. u 81 b
Two weddings were announced In tho Catholic
Chnrrh on last Sunday to take place In the neas
3eture, that Of Mr.. George Barth to Miss Minnie
s Ssaay ana MI. samuel shreeye 10 Miss Mlcha
MI; JeG 1slnghood, OF this county. was taken to
.ne asS!nm at Weston yesterday morning. He has
pten confined 10 the county 1s!l for tome time,
mness nc has been awaiting place In tho Hospital
ies !a a insane. He was accompanied by Mr.. John
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NiNlnrIn,

Fred. Browns Jauaica Ginger will re-.
lieve any sudden attack OF malaria. Never
60 to a malstious district without IT,
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WE arc daily receiving New Novelties
In Snitings, PantaIoonings ind Over
c0atluys, which Wenre prepared to make
up In Arst.class style. at reasonable
prices. 4tt .lg 55L5;t ssyt 3t}esI
: A full line Of our celebrated Knit
Jackets now In stuck. t53. %itt!sS
=. Our Willie Unlsundried Shirt, double
scanned, REINFORCED trout and back, at
50 cents, il the greatest bargain ever
offered. e. HESS Il SONS,
1921 l. 1898 Market Street.
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+ ONE OF TIE WORST CAsEs.i

~ ONE OF TIE WORST CASES. 4; "
7 We have been selling your Cut.cu,a Remedies
for years, and have the FIRST Complaint vel to 70.
ca!ve from purchaser Ono Of tho worst cases oI
scro!uln ever saw was cured by tho use Of 1ye
cura Soap. The Soup takes tho "cake" here as a
medicinal soap. y i<5 80 9
17I}}IIS Taylor & TAYLOR, prueri,t,. III n
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.yE,yxLRY,
Ole sttal!Iiqel,ry)terl.
Once, Eos. 70 and 81 Fourteenth Street.


For Rent nons. " sa5.sag. w,
,No.Icc-stcckholter CT woman's, TX Mango.
+ a Good Chance ior Gardener. = icl-l ''l4A ,
EoilGe-A. ". te'is. $50. va. * /. Z y
An Upright Piano For selc-Eaumer'a Must
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3 sCROFULoua. INuEp1rR.nt, &

s;sSs scRoFULoUs, INHERITED,
Erupiions Of the Skin. are positively cured by CIR
tfcura and Cuucura soap externally, and Cuticn m
Resolyent internally. when a other medIcincs
fall. Y Send for pamphlet. - : s','st4s''
Cuticu.a the Great Skin Cure, 20 cents: Cuticn m
Soap. an Exquisite geauttfer. Is cents; Cuticurn
Resolyent, the New Blood Purifier 81 Go. potter
Drug and Chemical Co., Boston, d - ~
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~ BritigspOrt.4

Tho ladies Of the N. r, church Will hold n "yIIph
Tea In the church auditorium this evening s I.
The @. & P. depot VIII be lighted and heated
WIN natural gas as soon as tho supply pipes ate
y Mr.. Henry Bauer and Mis- Alic, Mcdonald Of
MheeiiaR, were married by Justice OF the Peace
robinson Saturday evening. .i,995lTIf ! ID
Mesrs Chris HeinleIn, Joseph McConuauphey,
hents tunneland vicinity for hunting tip. 81
Good authority exists for The statement TINT iii .
bond holders Of the La Belle glass works will close
n ana stop further adjustments Of the insurance
ned by the company. s. .IEf
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Excursion to pi,t.bursh, Tuesday, october

On account OF the G. A. R. Day at Pitts.
burgh, Tuesday, October 4th, the Pitts.
burgh, Cincinnati &: St. Louis Railway
Company will sell excursion tickets to
Pittsburgh and return at rate Of ST. So,
good returning by regular trains until
"Wednesday, October 9th, inclusive. Train
leaving Pittsburgh at s :45 r. NJ, Wheeling
time) will have q connection through to
Wheeling October 4 aud 5, arriving at
Wheeling about II p. N. IS 3,i:.i Z
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Flue.i Shoes Tor a,e.nts

Il Stacy, :Adama & Co.'s fine ohoes leads
them all for comfort and style. + Gall and
Gee them. j, W. 5AMIck.
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Tho City Water Board presented the
following communication: Fg az
GxNTLEMEN-We find thst the amodnt
OF money appropriated by your honorable
body for the use OF the Water Works, etc,
will be insufficient to run the workH until
the end Of the year and complete the
necessary repairs and cxtenaions Ct street
mains now under way.
We have laid so far 600 feet Of four.inch
pipe on Vermonts.rset; 600 feet on Florida
street; 800 feet OIL Wctzel atrset; .436 feet
on alley H; s4S0 feet on Wabash street;
72O feet on Wood and Thirty-frst
street, 600 feet Of eight'inch pipe on Nc.
Colloch and Ssventeeth atreete and s. 900
feet 81 twenty-inch pipe on Cbsp!ine
from THenty.eeventy 10 Thirty.eiSth
street, total of I, 70j feet. We have also
in contemplation ], 800 feet OF eight.inch
pipe on Eighteenth and 800 feet on Seven.
teenth street to finish the connection with
Manchester. Our appropriation is now
almost expended, and We desire you to ap.
propriste to our use the further sum. Of
$4,000. TO bs taken from the funds Of the
Water Board. - - 49, 4. So
This was endorsed by q report from the
Committee on Water Works recommend
Ing the adoption OF an accompanying ordi.
nance increasing the appropriation made
10 the Board, and thereby making It's total
aggregate appropriation for the year $685.
$50, The ordinance was read three times
and adopted. Tho Water Works Commit.
les in meeting to consider this question,
perfected its organization by making MI.
J. A. Faris Chairman.
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK.

4. IS. & j. 3. Murdoch, Florists.
Notice to Physicians. Cosoueis, Undertakes an
NinIsters-FouIth psge. ~. tl}5s,l-s W.
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VI II School Shoed. XII K ri "a
See our double fastened school shoes
Tor children, from 81 % to 81 50. at XII b
Y, n AMIcK's. 2
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2 = - =
Additional Markets. !.

cNcryMATI, o., Sept 27.-Flour strong whca,
steady: No rcd 7da76 receipts :, 100 busheln;
4sc. Oats barely steady: No. 2 mixed 2751Sa77Nc.
hye hrm; No. Sic pors dull at Sis 90. Lard
scarce aud firm At 64?1<c. Bulk meats dull and
short ribs 9S71sc; abort clear s,S7jsc. WHISKY
active and 6rm sales Of 75S barrels at 81 o5 Bu;,
Y! YET steady. Sugar and cheese fru, Eggs drm at
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~ sstsAA.r51!z 1wo Ooiihr shoes. 81
Ladies' genuine Dongola button ehoea
warranted at s. 90 per pair, at
,.5'tts it *, y AM1CK's, e
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETINGS.
rOCKHOLDERs' MEETING

~, The annual neeting Of the Stockholders Of The
tWtneehng BASE Ball Association Will be held nj
streets, Monday, October 8, At O'Clock p. MI 10,
tne election Of Board Of Directors and Tho irsnf
acton OF such other business az may be deemed
uesEatShty. s} WE, T., ENG u; ;;iSi
sez1 ~. -. ~ SOS Secretary
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u GEO. r. TAYLOR 10 now in New York
buying snd shipping new goods every
day. Call and see the novelties as they
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1hraa Dollar. Shoes !,

AZ We have an assortment Of the best IS %
cali skin shoes In the world. e q Sifi
J.W, AAlc4, i
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Board Of Public Works, 500. $50 81; Fire
Department, Sl2,22 II04; Health Depart.
mens, $9,456 "a; Markets, 81 500 10; Pc.
lice Department, s7,a97 %; City Prison,
$l,705 0S; scslea and Weighing, 1886 50
Real Estate. $3.50 10; Cemeteries, 1893 % ;
Salaries, g 500 80; Contingencies, IS.
400 O.; Loan OF 1881, 5 1909 50; Water
Board, s., 1913 80; Gas Works, $i0,76l Al.
The Board of Public Works asked for
All appropriation Of $3.50 so to pay for
work done on the Main street improve.
mens. This amour. Wac allowed. sii, n, Z T. T.
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REAL ESTATE J,
e FOR .E2ENT1.S

No. !16 Fifteenth street. SIS 90 a month, a
,, No 1iVs MAIN street, Business House, SIG &C
NO IA Woods street, two rooms aud attic Is q
Three toomed house on Eleventh ttreet cast o,
balumoIe street, 81 co month, u
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CIc1SHArf, O.. Sept. 27.-Hoa quiet: common
ND usht 81 S5ai 50; packing and butchers 81 500
NV; fecelp9 !, 800 head; shipments GEO head. isFSsE
BOSTON, Sept. ?7.-Wool dull; Ohio and Penn.
sylyania extra Geeces slaSl Xxx" at 8aaS2Lc:
Michigan extra SOC: No. 0hlda and Michigan fieeces
SSaSeHc; Michigan and Ohio unwahed aeeces
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plupLES Blackheads, Skin Blem1shcs. and Bah,
TIN Hnmors, use Cuucura Soap. 80 - ~ =
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THIS PAPER aI s y 5jPPqa3 81 ~ :; 50
saSnasl ~, sqisa1 !io Spruce So whs.s
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LIQUOR LICENSES.

The reading OF tho minutes vas dis.
penaed with and the. rules suspended for
the purpose Of considering applications
for liquor Licences. B. shalvey was grant.
cd q rebate on bis license tax, paid ios q
saloon at No. q, Eleventh street, and the
licsuse annulled. A lscsnae to keep a
Baloon at the same place was granted to J..
T. Montgomery, hs giving ?. Welty and
Is. o. Burdat.s as his auret!es. 4 "A
George Bordeaux was granted license
10 keep FALCON at No. 1885 Market atreet
I'm the bssemeut) giving Henry Brand.
ilss and Gregory Keller as ausetios. t-i=
The regular semi.monthly report OF
Olerk Bowers, showing tho amount Of the
appropriation made to each department at
tho beginning Of the year, tho amount e1.
pended by each up TO date, and tho bal.
ances remaining was read and or.
dered filed. Tia total appropriations
made amounted to 500. 264 &C; the ex.
penditures have reached 5fS7, sos 90,
leaving q balance Of Sl0S.40 40 divided
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-07

SARATOGA, N. Y, August GA
heavy rainstorm this morning rsnd.
cred the race track very muddy. There
was q Ugh, attendance, many being
KEEP, away by the threatening state Of
the WEATHER.
Pirst Rloe-For maiden thres year
ODDS; one mile. Tonchepu won, with
vns1urg second and Charmer third.
Time-l 80
second R,cs-One mile and fur.
long. Hnslsya won, with Gilman
mc1nd and Osceoa third. Time
Third R,oe-Ths Kearnsy stakes
one mile and haf Eole won,
with Hidalgo second and Royal Arch
third. Royal Arch led for abou, one
nile and an eighth, but Fenelon took
the lead then and shossd the way
into the home stretch. Near tho last
lurlons pole Eole rushed 10 the front
and held the LEAD 10 the end, wi0nins
hy eiI lengths, with Hidalgo n head In
from, Of Royal Arch and the other
well up. nme-2:i4i. Eole ran {
great rAcs.
Fourth Race - Three. quarters O
a mile. saxony won, with Orvid sec
ond and Lswis Ozark third. Time
i:l9.
Fifth Rsoe-Sslling race, one mil
and . quarter. stfathspsy won, vitl
Nsiis secoed and KsDsing'on third
, Time-2:iei.
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washfuusop. 8; Pi,t.burx. q

go. PITTsBURa. Pa, August 8 The
Washington team won from the Pits.
burg club ag,in today, and strength.
ened lie hold on the sixth place. The
contest was quite exciting. The two
Jims, Mccormick and Whitney,
pitched. The former, who was both.
cred somewhat by rheumatism in The
ankle, was hit quite hard, but Whit.
ney pitched q mastery game. But
two good hits were made of him.
Fields two Buses was scratch In
Dsily's territory, and as the latter ia
crippled, he could not get under II.
Brown m-ds his appearance af or q
long lay-ofi, but did poorly, especially
ct the bat. Attendance, $500. Score
Plttsburg e. ......o 000O11 o.
Wsshington..... l 0000l0 3x-5
Earned ruus-Wsshington, 4. Two
base hits-Fields, Smith, Hines 2,
Farrell, Whitney, OF Washington.
Double plays-Farrell aud 0Brien,
Base on balls Smith. Base ON errors
-Pi,tsburg, 2; Washington, 2 Struck
ou.-M'Oormick, /; Whitney, 8.
Passed ba ls-Gilligsn, /. Time
0ne honr and thirty Ave minutes
Umpire
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THE RlILROAps.

CHICAGO, Ill, August 0.-The
Times this morning says: "rhers Is
music 10 the air again regarding rates
between Chicago and st. Paul, with
an excellent prospect Of q still farther
reduction In through rates below the
I riG put In by the Minnesota and
North western. There 10 no doubt Of
the fact that the Burlington and
Northern has given tbs associstiob,
through Chairman J. N. Fairthorn,
the required fifteen days no.
tice OF an intention TO change
the through ratvs, aud there
10 hardly any question thai
when tns term expires u will
put In rates from IS TO 80 per cent
lower than the tlrf, whch went into
effect August LIST. IL 10 undsrstood
that tbs reasons 81 the Darlington aud
Northern for taxing this step-if IL
does take it's that tie reduction
made on Monday last, on the pretense
Of meeting lake com stition, falls TO
accomplish that opj ct, and 10 but q
haly-way Measure which will not 90.
cure any more business for the CON.
petlpg lines than the old high tarih
rates.
CscIssAri, o., August 6.-At l
o'clock the directors meeting Of the
Ciucinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
RailroAd Company convened. Mr.. in.
illus Dexter, WAC had acted AZ Cnair.
man Of the SlocknoldsIb' Committee
which had been conlefripg with Mr..
fyei, stated that the committee was
not bog paly 10 report; that u pro
posed TO 40 10 New York tonight IA
make further ersmir alton OF the
books, and Il Tecomme lded ths
the Board OF Directors also X
10 New York and hold q meetins
, there o. MJndA1, when some c angr'
, In the board Of directors may b,
/, m lde and another meeting be belC
Ausust 10 10 bear the report OF th'
stockholders' COMMITTEES. This wa
: sgreed 10, and 20 all action 10 delerIe'
> until the meeting 10 be- bed Ia Nv
!. YorE. The directors whose place
are TO De filed Monday are Messrs
!. Caviar and Wade, IL 10 under
I n ,od that MT. Thomas I'm
= cry and Mr. A. \. Winslow, q
this city, viii be- put In their place
i No action was taken nj all on IA
!, proposition 10 lrase the Fort Wayp
a road aud guarantee lie stock, all thu
. being postponed until the prefer
K comp licatious are settled. Pfesidei
y S'syasY was not present., bat cent
y teieg AN declining 10 resign. This pu
~ q new phase IN ,he proposed rsofsa
~ ifsiion, 10 Il was supposed he wou
N cot ssnt 10 retire ami to pat the ma
70 sgement 10 Cincinnati hands,
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Listen O. the Bsbies.


CHAMELEON, ) o., August 6-With
q League umpire Birmingham would
have Won today's game, or even with
Grady, Chsrles,on's disabled catcher,
as umpire. Birmingham, however,
objected 10 Grady, snd. Hinee, another
disabled catcher, was put no TO umpire.
Hines evidently tired to vote fair, bat
the game vas Close and several Of his
decision, at critical points were rotten
and favored the homs team. The
locals got Ia three runs Ia the FRS.
inning. Biim nshsm tied the score In
the nth aud b at Il In the sixth. The
locals got ahead In the seventh, and
Birminghs.I sesin tied Ia the ninth.
The tenth and eleventh were without
reoulis, and this game wac called on
account II dalkns,s. Both pitchers
were freely biz, aud tho outheld on
both sides did most OF the work,
Charletton a. d. getting 8 and Bir'
mingham Q. Put.outA-5 by Dufiee
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Memphis, b, new orleans, ..
IsrsoiAL 70 fnB APrlAL.l

NV 0ELEAss, La. August 8.-Mem-
phis played great game today, bat
terry errors being the only kind made.
They sluggsd Ayd o.te and ran bases
we'll, winning easily in consequences.
Aydlotte could no. get the BAH over
the plate, and besides received poor
support. Wells Was hurt early in the
game and McVey took his place bs.
mind the bat and did we'll. The
weather and grounds were bad and
there were no brilliant plays. A back.
ward runniag catch by Fuller being
the only one gaining applause. Peliz
led the batting. Campau did the um.
piring and was 80 severe on the home
team that he was hissed.
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NASHVILLE WlFAORAWS.
ALL PLAYERS OF The NINE Re
LEASED.
Memphis Defeats the Pellcsns BIZ
nlngham and Charleston Play an
Eleven laning Tie Game.
Hsaas r. q H .
, lsrzoIAE TO THE ArPEAL.l

-. 80 o.
81. NASHVILLE TENN, August 6.-The
Nashville Baseball Association met
tonight and decided to withdraw from
the Southern League, forfeitiDg the
guarantee fund Of membership, etc.
They have lost $l4.500 during the
season. All the players were released,
- f,llows: Kslly, Gibson, Mason,
pitchers; Nicholas, Hayes, Manion,
catchers; Firll, first base; Barks, short
stop; Bradley, third base; Clinton,
Rseder and Hogan, fislders.
=. AN INTERVIEW WITH PRECEDENT MORROW
Develops the following: Tho Nash
Vile BASEBALL G ub disbsnded today.
The players will be paid of In full
next Monday, and win be given their
release. Several days ago President
Morrow served written notices on the
presidents Of the Nashville and
Memphis B sebsll Cubs that II
they did not pay their July League
dues on or before August 9th, he
would declare their franchise
forfeited. These dues were payable
July 10Th, aud both clubs named had
failed TO psy. Toe Memphis club
failed to pay their League dues for
June until af,er jay 10th, aud Presi.
dent Morrow insisted that the dues
must be paid promptly. The Nash.
vile club fa,ed to pay their dues 10
day and President Morrow has declar-
ed their franchise forfeited. The
Memphis CLUB paid their Jnly dues
today by telegraph, and thus
saved themselves by only q few
hours. A League meeting has been
called by President Morrow, and will
convene at B rmiDsham next Tues
day, August On. Is is more thar
likely that the League will dsband
President Morrow expresses no sur
prise at the action Of the Nashville
club, and hss predicted for a month
past that they would not pull through
the season. There is now more thar
$4,000 in the League treasury, which
will be divided equally between tn,
four remaining clubs.
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TaE JUkr.
Races n Mssmos,h Park ass sar-
atoHa.

Races ~ Mssm"s'h Park ass sar-
atoEs.
Nsw YcRK, Aug. ell was very hot
aud humid at Monm outh Park today.
A sharp shower fell Just before the
sport began. The track Was In fair
condition.
First Race-Handicsp, seye n-eighths
Of mile. sarrers-Btss, Kaloolah,
E,lla ,, Florence f.. Birthday, Head.
lad, srd.away, jennie u. EJlisn
won by two length, Kslloolah second,
Headlad third. Tims-l.3l.
Second Race-rhs R.dbank stakes
for two year olds; three quarters Of q
mile. starters-F rrdt AN, Gallifet,
Now or Never, Figaro, Flitsway,
Tristan, Taragon. Gsllfet woa handi
w, Now or Never second, Fordham
third. Tims-l;l8.
Third R,ce-rhs Palisade stakes,
for three year ODDS; mile and one
eighth. st rtsn-K pgston, Lssgard,
L quimauI, Counemara. Kingst Jn
won by Jose, L,ggsrd second, Don
nemafa third. Time 2:02.
Fourth R,ee-Handic -; mile and
one-tali. staiters-Barnum, Eurus,
Ferona. Bsrnum won by q length,
Perons second. Tims-2:ib.
Filth R.ce-The Sessidc stakes; q
vsl.er handicap; tbree-iourths Of {
mile. s,sTtep-You q DIX, Euials,
Ta,oouche, Raymond, b II Bries, Reg
u,us and Ban Dor. Tsrbouehe wof
by three long DO, Reguus second
Young Duke third. 1imt-l:l9t.
Sixth Racs-Sslling; one and siI
teen,h miles Starters - Bopsbz,
Phil Lee, Raveller, suitor, 81. X mo
standiiord Keller and Sister Marie
Pull Lse wou by . length and q ball
BonsnE, second, 5uitor third. Tim
-l:bii. .
Seventh Rsce-H ,ndicap; s,eepl,
chase; full course. s,art.s-Refeie'
Jim Mcgowan, Sam Emery, 1l.nbs
and Rsuibuuon. sam Emsry d o
Rsuibution second, jim McGowa
third. Time-b:lB
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base hit-Fogarty. Base on balls
Fogsrty, Farrsr, Gla~cock, H. ally,
Struck out-Foearty, Mulvsy, Irwin,
BastiaD, Cunning, Shombers, Bassett,
Polebmus 2, McGsschy, Aruudle s.
Healy. Double plsys-Bastian to
Fsrrar, Cahill to Bassett to Shomberg,
Passed balls Cunning /, Arundls 2,
Wild pi,ohes-Hesly /. Time-Ons
hour and forty minutes. Umpire
poVsis.
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Wow There Wal Ne Pan.

wAsuIsaros, August 9 -President
Young. Of the League Baseball Aso-
citation, has called special meeting Of
the League directors a, Asbury Parh,
N. j., on Monday, August 18th, tc
consider the appeal Of the New York
Club from the decision Of the umpire
In awarding the game Of June 9Th Il
the Detroit Club
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~ Lsuis, .; Ciseiansti, ..

ST.. LOUIS, August 8-Ths Cincin-
mats we're defeated by 81. Louis today
In one Of the pretiiet games oi the
year. Cincinnati led until the eighth
inning. Then Serad Lost his temper,
and bit WEIGH and Gleason with the
ball. A two bageer by Comiskey did
the rest, Comiskey scoring the winning
run by Q daring steal home. The Gin
cinuatis tried hard to score In the
ninth. Corkhill led of with q clean
hit. Carpenter, however, fouled ou' I,
and Bald ~in and Mullsne popped up
high ones, which the fislders easily
cared for. Curry umpired and the
Browns complained bitterly Of his wy
OF calling balls and strikes. Boyle
caught his thirty-second successive
game, and did eplsndidly. Sessd
pitched q grand game .ior Oincinnati,
as did King for 81. L,uis. Score:
81. Louir. .........0 90 0000S Ga
Cincinnati :. ....0 1000 COOS
Earned ruus-olncinnsti, 2. Two
base hits-Lnbam. welch, Comiskey
Double plays Carpenter. McPhee
and Kelley. First base on bslls-
Fou Z, Robinson and Boyle. HIT
Welch and Gleason. Struck out
Nicol, 2; King. Passed bsll-Boyls, l.
Time-one hour aud ioriy.hye minutee
Umpire-Curry.
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ecoRE ~ IsBISos.
Charleston. 900 900 o 0-5
BIrmingh.m0 0 10 "a 90 0o-b
Earned runs -Onsrleeton, 3. Two
hass ritz enn, Carl and stalllues.
Toisl bne DISQUALIFICATION, II; BIZ.
mlnsham 10 Lett on basee-Charles-
ton, o; D rm, ~ ram, s. Bases stolen
Char sson. 6; Birmingham, 1. Struck
out-By Haoge,. VI Weber, 2. First
bsss ON bsIls-0a Huneles, 2; Weber,
3. poubls plsys--hanning and Hi
cisry, Manning and williams, Orostis
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Dtauosa DSSs.

The Bluf Citys will pay at Oorinth,
Miss., Friday, the l2,h instant.
TIE b. Lpwenstein 4 Bros. nine
yeste rday defeated the Southern Ell
press Com psny's team by the score Ct
Is TO 3. This was the Lowenslein't
third consecutive victory over the
exprtsI men.